Watergate races shape up as Draw in Ohio and California
Democrats win third straight special congressional election as Cincinnati area backer Tom Luken defeats Willis Gradison 55171 to 51057 in Ohio. In California, Lagomarsino wins 53.4 percent in Thirteenth District as James Loebs trails. Watergate looms large, with reactions muted from GOP leaders and calls for impeachment echoed by Lagomarsino.
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Meany urges Congress to end wage price controls now
AFL-CIO president George Meany urged Congress to let the wage price control authority expire April 30 without exceptions. He blamed Nixon for economy woes, called the program a failure, and urged a move to a free market with wage gains for workers.
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Dayan agrees to serve and ends Israeli leadership crisis
Premier Golda Meir and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan agreed to set aside differences and join the next government as defense minister after a late night cabinet meeting. Dayan had warned he would quit unless the Likud bloc joined a broad coalition and his decision may push the National Religious party to reconsider joining. The move could secure a 61 seat Knesset majority for Meir’s coalition, with ongoing discussions about rejoining from religious party leaders.
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Impresario Sol Hurok dies at 85 in New York
Prominent promoter Sol Hurok died of a heart attack at age 85 after lunch with banker David Rockefeller. He promoted cultural exchange, bringing the Bolshoi Ballet to America and staging numerous world renowned artists. Survived by a daughter Ruth and his ex wives, he never retired from promoting the arts.
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Wallace denies racial bias and seeks softer image
Gov. George C. Wallace says he was for segregation when law required it and is misunderstood on race now. He cites deep beliefs in limited government, rejects anti minority motives, and would not defy busing if ruled constitutional.
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Wilson moves to end Britain's coal strike
Prime Minister Harold Wilson ordered negotiators to meet union leaders to secure a quick settlement to the 13 week coal strike. Pay talks center on a 30 to 35 percent wage increase, with a pay board report expected and aims to have miners return by Monday.
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Streaking spreads across campuses amid charges and laws
More than a thousand students joined nude runs on college campuses Tuesday and Monday night stirring controversy. Georgia State police dispersed crowds with tear gas after unrest near campus. lawmakers in South Carolina and Georgia consider expulsion and jail for streakers.
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